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Old 08-09-2010, 10:29 AM
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i agree with him tho on the part about 'QR should have won with those fractions'. but it is somewhat humorous that he comes out with this trash talk considering where musket man keeps finishing....
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Old 08-09-2010, 10:36 AM
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If I'm not mistaken he hasn't had a winner this summer. 6/18 was his last so if that is the case it's obvious he's under a lot of pressure and speaking purely out of bu.tthurt.
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Old 08-09-2010, 01:07 PM
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Sounds like something that Scat guy would write...
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Old 08-09-2010, 01:50 PM
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Can pretty much say the same thing about RA

Asmussen must've soiled his boxers when he saw speed merchant QR get caught last Saturday.

He'll probably try to get them to run those NYRA steamrollers over the strip before the PE.
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Old 08-10-2010, 07:03 AM
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Can pretty much say the same thing about RA

Asmussen must've soiled his boxers when he saw speed merchant QR get caught last Saturday.

He'll probably try to get them to run those NYRA steamrollers over the strip before the PE.
you can say this about alot of them and the stayers always get underestimated and no respect. blame is the newest one. they keep breeding quality roads and rachels and bernardinis...when the real runners are invasor, zenyatta and now blame....i still remember how bernardini and discreet cat were going to "beat up" on invasor. he was like 6 to 7-1 in the classic and pissed all over bernardini......he did the same to discreet cat. yeah the flash of speed is exciting,winning by open lengths(when they can) the number freaks love them but in a true classic battle, they usually wilt.
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Old 08-10-2010, 07:24 AM
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you can say this about alot of them and the stayers always get underestimated and no respect. blame is the newest one. they keep breeding quality roads and rachels and bernardinis...when the real runners are invasor, zenyatta and now blame....i still remember how bernardini and discreet cat were going to "beat up" on invasor. he was like 6 to 7-1 in the classic and pissed all over bernardini......he did the same to discreet cat. yeah the flash of speed is exciting,winning by open lengths(when they can) the number freaks love them but in a true classic battle, they usually wilt.


Are we talking about Godolphin's Bernardini or another Bernardini? Because Godolphin's colt was NOT a speed horse like QR. He was a stone cold runner, by the way. If Invasor is so great, then how do you say that a 3 year old Bernardini, who may not have even run his race, wilted? He beat every other horse in the race except one. That's to Bernardini's credit that he ran well against a great horse......
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Old 08-10-2010, 09:44 AM
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you can say this about alot of them and the stayers always get underestimated and no respect. blame is the newest one. they keep breeding quality roads and rachels and bernardinis...when the real runners are invasor, zenyatta and now blame....i still remember how bernardini and discreet cat were going to "beat up" on invasor. he was like 6 to 7-1 in the classic and pissed all over bernardini......he did the same to discreet cat. yeah the flash of speed is exciting,winning by open lengths(when they can) the number freaks love them but in a true classic battle, they usually wilt.
I love when stayers expose speed horses in the longer route races.

Yeah, the numbers guys were fawning all over Bernardini in that '06 BCC.

Invasor barely beat the mediocre Sun King in his previous race, iirc

Way too slow to handle the super fast B they said … lol

Don't get me wrong, B was a real nice colt, and clearly no cheap speed horse (would've loved to watch him run as a 4yo), but he ran into a buzz saw win machine that day.

Apparently the numbers guys haven't found a way to measure heart yet.


DISGRACEFUL that they continue to shorten theses races too … the Suburban being the latest victim

Probably doing it to accommodate all the cheap speed garbage that breeders seem to keep turning out year after year

Certainly not holding my breath waiting for that next TC winner to come along…
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Old 08-10-2010, 09:58 AM
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Smooth Operator, be honest for a second, when is the last time you made a bet on a horse race?
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Old 08-10-2010, 10:43 AM
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i still remember how bernardini and discreet cat were going to "beat up" on invasor. pissed all over bernardini......he did the same to discreet cat. yeah the flash of speed is exciting,winning by open lengths(when they can) the number freaks love them but in a true classic battle, they usually wilt.
I assume you missed the UAE Derby - where Discreet Cat beat the living hell out of Invasor?

But hey, I know, Invasor later "avenged" that defeat when Discreet Cat was last at every call and beat 30+ lengths off of a layoff in a race where PG'85 with a gleam of Old Country Buffet's front door in his eye - could have beaten him around the track.
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Old 08-10-2010, 10:49 AM
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Hard to believe there are still some who don't quite understand that Bernie moved TOO EARLY in the Classic, giving Invasor pretty much a perfect trip last run. Not exactly a good example of a distance challenged horse, IMO.

The best horse in the world would lose EVERY TIME, to inferior competition, in a race where the FLOW went against it (or it went against the flow).
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